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Passed AFOQT

Discussion in 'Military Pilots' started by m77y, Apr 11, 2012.

  1. m77y Well-Known Member

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    Last week I had to retake the AFOQT after failing the verbal section last summer. Tonight I recieved my scores and am proud to announce that I passed! My UPT package has been submitted with my ANG unit in WV for C-5/ C-17 (they announced the day after I submitted my package were getting the C-17). I should be getting an interview in the May-June timeframe and im relieved that I got the passing scores and wont have to worry about pulling my package.

    Just wanted to share my great news!
  2. drew09 Well-Known Member

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    Congrats man, good to hear!
  3. JPilot9 Well-Known Member

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    What do you currently do in the unit?
  4. frog_flyer FredFlyer

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    Congrats on passing! I will warn you though, passing in some of the sections (15) means that you were worse than 84% of other test takers. You'd be surprised at the scores of competitive candidates for Guard/Reserve/OTS slots. 90s in Pilot/Nav. and usually above 70s in the others. Best of luck on the TBAS!

    With that said, if you've made a good name for yourself in the unit as an E, you shouldn't have any problems!
  5. MikeD Administrator

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    UAVs await you.......

    :D
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  6. m77y Well-Known Member

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    Im currenly a crew chief. The past 3 years I was an FCC and flew over 1200 hours so the guys that fly know me and my passion to fly
  7. m77y Well-Known Member

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    Lets hope not!!
  8. acro189 Well-Known Member

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    Good job man!
  9. brian434 Well-Known Member

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    That helps more than anything in the Guard and Reserve. I hear the Guard more so than the reserve. Good luck. After crewing C5s you could use a break (read flying.)
  10. MikeD Administrator

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    A crew chief/FCC on C-5s? You DEFINITELY had your work cut out for you then! :)

    In that vein, how were you able to fly 1200 hours on a C-5.....have you been in 30+ years? :D :D

    [I know, I know....bad joke....]
  11. m77y Well-Known Member

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    yeah its been quite a career thus far! Being an FCC on the C5 is for the most part a pain but overall it was a great experience and I wouldnt trade it for anything, other than a set of wings of course :D
  12. smack300 Well-Known Member

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    Congrats man!

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